Yes, mung beans are an excellent food for dogs, as long as you cook them correctly.

They are an excellent source of B vitamins, copper, fiber, iron, magnesium, potassium, protein, thiamine, and vitamin K. They also contain Vitamin C. the enzymes in mung beans can facilitate better digestion in dogs.

Remember – raw mung beans are not safe for dogs. They are too hard for dogs to eat and could cause digestive upsets.

The best way to feed mung beans is by cooking them after soaking them overnight. The cooked beans will be soft and easy to digest. You can mix a small quantity of cooked mung beans with rice, meat, and olive oil to feed your dog in small quantities.

Dogs may also eat raw mung bean sprouts. To sprout the mung beans, soak them in water overnight. Drain the water the next day and tie them in a cloth. Leave the beans in a warm place. They will sprout within a few hours. As with any food, practice moderation. Feed no more than ¼ cup of beans to a 40 lb. dog.

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